Cheap custom software development in Chattogram does not have to mean a half-finished tool that a student drops after taking your advance. It can mean a senior developer with no agency overhead, who charges you for the build and nothing else.
I am RH Fardin, a solo developer. I build custom software for Chattogram firms that need a real internal system but got quoted lakhs by software houses on GEC. Think trading firms around Agrabad, distributors moving stock across the port city, and clinics and schools buried in registers. You do not need a 50-person agency for a stock tracker, a billing system or an admin panel. You need one skilled person who scopes it tightly and builds only what you use. With me, it starts at 50,000 BDT.
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Every Chattogram owner who asks me about cheap custom software development in Chattogram has the same two fears, and they pull in opposite ways. The first fear is the GEC software house. It quotes three or four lakh for a stock and billing system that is really a 90,000 taka job. The price is high because a salesman, a project manager, a designer and three juniors all get paid from one invoice.
The second fear is worse. To dodge that price, they hand the work to a part-timer or a student for 20,000 taka. They get a half-working tool with no error handling. It corrupts data the first time two people use it at once. They lose the money and three months. So they freeze and keep running the business on Excel and a WhatsApp group, while the registers keep growing.
The honest middle they want is exactly where I work. I offer senior engineering without the agency tax. I build tightly enough that 50,000 to 1,50,000 taka buys finished software, not a demo.
"Cheap" is the wrong word for what makes software affordable. The real thing is scope discipline. Most software costs too much because nobody said no to features. A distributor near Agrabad asks for a stock system. A software house quotes a full ERP with HR, accounting and a customer portal bolted on. That is three lakh of things he will never open.
I do the opposite. On the first call, I find the two or three things the software must do well. For that distributor, it means tracking stock across his two godowns, printing a delivery challan and showing who owes him money. I build exactly that, properly, and nothing else. That is how low cost custom software development in Chattogram is honestly possible. I do not write worse code or skip testing. I just refuse to build the eighty percent you would never use.
There is a Chattogram reason the cheap and broken route hurts people here so badly. This city runs on trade and movement. Think import and export desks, C&F clearing, and commodity firms feeding the port. Wholesalers off Khatunganj and Reazuddin Bazar move real volume on credit. Their software is not for show. It tracks money and stock that move every single day.
When a 20,000 taka tool loses a day of entries or shows a credit customer the wrong balance, that is not a bug. It is a loss the owner eats. The person at the keyboard is often a godown keeper or a counter boy on a mid-range Android. He needs Bangla labels and a screen that does not fight him. Custom software development in Chattogram BD has to survive daily money pressure and a Bangla-first, mobile-first floor. That is exactly what the part-timer skips to hit the cheap price.
My pricing is fixed, and you get the koto taka answer on the first call. Focused tools start at 50,000 BDT: an internal app, a stock and order tracker, an admin panel, or a billing or attendance system. 90,000 BDT covers a fuller system with several modules and user roles. 1,50,000 BDT ties stock, sales or operations together with proper reports. An ERP, a C&F or logistics platform, or a multi-godown system starts from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank.
Six things decide whether low cost software in Chattogram is a bargain or a hidden cost. Here is how I keep it a bargain.
From 50,000 BDT you pay for one senior person who builds your software. You do not pay for a salesman, a PM and three juniors loaded into the quote. The low price comes off the overhead, never off the engineering.
I cut the eighty percent of features you will never open. I do not cut the testing or the error handling. It is cheap because it does only what you need, properly, not because it is half-built.
Real software lets your godown keeper and counter boy enter data at the same time without breaking a balance. That multi-user safety is exactly what a 20,000 taka tool quietly skips.
You get Bangla labels where they help and a layout built for the mid-range Android your floor staff carry. A counter boy will use it daily instead of going back to a register within a week.
There is no per-user dollar subscription draining your bKash every month. Pay once to build it. You own the software and the data, and you can add users freely as the firm grows.
No code starts until you sign off the full screens and flows in Figma. If it does not match how your firm runs, we fix the design first. You never pay the second half for software you did not approve.
Picture a wholesaler off Khatunganj who wants a simple stock and credit system. He takes the cheapest quote in his WhatsApp groups: 18,000 taka from someone's cousin who "does software." For the first week it looks like a win. Then two staff enter sales at the same time, and a stock count goes negative. A credit customer sees the wrong balance and argues for an hour.
The cousin stops replying after the launch payment. Nobody is left to fix the bug before the month-end rush. The owner is back on Excel, down 18,000 taka and three weeks, and more nervous about software than before. That is the real maths of the cheapest option. The price tag was low, but the total cost was the highest of any choice. Cheap custom software development Chattogram only saves money when cheap means no agency markup, not no engineering.
What I sell is the honest version of cheap. I build one tightly scoped piece of software at a time. First I find the two or three jobs it must do well. I design those screens in Figma for your sign-off before I write any code. Then I build them with the testing, data safety and multi-user handling a part-timer leaves out to hit a low headline price.
The price stays low because there is no office, no sales team and no junior layer to feed, not because corners got cut. Focused builds start at 50,000 BDT. Fuller systems cost 90,000 and 1,50,000. Full custom platforms start from 3,00,000 BDT. It is always 50% on signing and 50% on launch. When a bug shows up before a shipment or a month-end, you message the senior developer who wrote the code on WhatsApp. That is the line between low cost and false economy in Chattogram.
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Straight answers to what Chattogram owners ask me first when they want cheap custom software that still works.
I give you a real figure on the first call, with no games. Focused tools start at 50,000 BDT. That covers a single internal app, a stock and order tracker, an admin panel, or a billing or attendance system. 90,000 BDT covers a fuller internal system with several modules and user roles. 1,50,000 BDT ties stock, sales or operations together with proper reports. A full ERP or C&F and logistics platform starts from 3,00,000 BDT. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank.
There are two reasons. First, my price has no agency overhead. There is no salesman, no project manager and no three juniors paid out of your one invoice. You pay for the senior who builds it. Second, I keep the scope tight. A software house often quotes a full ERP with HR, accounting and a portal bolted on, when your need is really a 90,000 taka job. I build the two or three things you use, properly, and cut the rest. Same real engineering, none of the markup.
That fear is right for a 20,000 taka part-timer job. Those usually skip testing, error handling and multi-user safety to hit the price, then go quiet after launch. My low price comes from cutting agency markup and extra features, not the engineering that keeps software standing. You approve the full design in Figma before any code is written. The build includes proper testing and safe handling of many users at once. I am one person on WhatsApp who wrote the code and answers when a bug shows up.
Plenty, when it is scoped tightly. At 50,000 BDT you get a focused tool: a stock and order tracker, an admin panel, a billing system, attendance, or a single-purpose internal app. At 90,000 BDT you get a fuller internal system with several modules and user roles. At 1,50,000 BDT you get a bigger business system that ties stock, sales or operations together with proper reports. The trick is not cheaper code. It is building only what your Chattogram firm opens daily, not an eighty-feature system you pay for and ignore.
That is exactly what I design for. Staying cheap and staying usable are the same job. The software has Bangla labels where they help. The layout suits the mid-range Android your godown keeper and counter boy carry. Each screen shows only the few things that role needs. Software gets dropped when it is built for the buyer, not the user. So I build for the person who opens it every morning. A tool the floor ignores is the most expensive software there is, however little it cost.
A focused tool from 50,000 BDT usually takes a few weeks. For a fuller system or a custom platform, I scope it properly once I understand your workflow. I give you an honest timeline before you pay anything. Whether you are in Agrabad, GEC, Khatunganj, Khulshi or the port area, we run the kickoff, reviews and final sign-off on Google Meet or WhatsApp. One senior developer does not need weekly status meetings to know where your project stands.
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